Christy Nome's impeachment prospects start to get real as Republican officials join in on the effort.

And I've got four interviews, Minnesota Governor Tim Walls, Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison,

and lawmakers Roe Kana and Robert Garcia.

I'm Brian Taylor Cohen, and you're listening to No Lie.

So it's almost impossible to be held accountable for anything if you're in the Trump administration.

Because when you violate the law and then people demand accountability, the Trump mantra of never admit fault, never take blame, never capitulate kicks in.

And Trump rallies around his officials even harder.

So basically, the more deserving they are of facing accountability, the less likely it is to actually happen, unless you screw up so royally that it becomes impossible for even Republicans to ignore.

To that end, here's Lisa Murkowski and Tom Tillis, two Republican senators.

Senator, do you have faith in Christine know him as DHS secretary?

I've already made a statement on that.

Oh, I wasn't there for it.

Yeah, I said that I've lost confidence in her.

Do you think that President Trump should remove her from the position?

Do you think she should resign?

Obviously, up to the president.

I think we would be better served with no leadership.

And if she doesn't leave on her own volition

or if the president doesn't fire her from the position,

would you support something like impeachment?

I have expressed my lack of confidence in her.

And my voice is out there. And let me see what happens.

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